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Gold hallmarking fees revised before festive buying season
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Why it mattersHigher hallmarking fees can affect jewellery costs, making price-sensitive festive purchases more expensive for buyers and tighter on margins for jewellers.
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BIS Raises Gold Hallmarking Fee To Rs 75 From Rs 45 Ahead Of Festive Season
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ETV Bharat reports that the Bureau of Indian Standards has revised hallmarking charges, raising the gold article fee to seventy-five rupees while keeping silver at thirty-five rupees ahead of the festive season. The All India Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council expressed concern over the nearly sixty-seven percent increase, urging the government to review the decision and prioritize addressing unauthorized operations over raising compliance costs for compliant jewellers.
Gold hallmarking fee hiked to ₹75 from ₹45: What it means for jewellery buyers ahead of festive season
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The Bureau of Indian Standards has increased the gold hallmarking fee for jewellers to seventy-five rupees per article from forty-five rupees, effective from fourteenth September two thousand twenty-six. The fee for silver articles remains unchanged at thirty-five rupees. Livemint reports that the adjustment may not directly translate to a flat thirty-rupee increase for consumers, as the final impact depends on how jewellers manage the compliance cost and existing minimum consignment charges.